STEM Symposium 2023 Science / Jonathan Zhao / 19 December, 2023 STEM Symposium 2023 Jonathan Zhao … STEM Symposium 2023 Read More »
The Bright Future of Solar Power Chemistry, Science, Technology, Uncategorized / Max Hersov / 26 October, 2023 The Bright Future of Solar power Max Hersov Solar power is the world’s fastest growing energy generation technology. Solar energy production has grown from around 33.71 TWh in 2010 to 724.09 TWh in 2019[1]. Due to its many … The Bright Future of Solar Power Read More »
AlphaFold Biology, Science / Koza Kurumlu / 30 April, 2023 AlphaFold Koza Kurumlu Science is changing. Previously, scientific discoveries were made purely through the laborious hard work of researchers. However, as humanity steps into the age of technology, computers – more specifically AI models – are aiding us in an … AlphaFold Read More »
Prions and Alzheimer’s Disease Biology, Science / Elliot Dudko / 10 April, 2023 Prions and Alzheimer's Disease Elliot Dudko Prions are misfolded versions of a protein. They can spread like an infection by forcing normal copies of that protein into the same self-propagating, misfolded shape. Central to the prion pathogenesis is the conversion … Prions and Alzheimer’s Disease Read More »
Immortal Jellyfish Science / Omar Aman / 10 April, 2023 Immortal Jellyfish? Omar Aman In this age of modern medicine and scientific breakthroughs, more and more people are living healthier, happier lives. The search for cures and medicines is ever advancing, as more attention is paid to illnesses and their … Immortal Jellyfish Read More »
The Chernobyl Disaster Engineering, Physics, Science / Simba Shi / 9 April, 2023 The Chernobyl Disaster Simba Shi Almost four decades ago, the failure of a reactor in a nuclear power plant in Ukraine made the headlines and shocked the entire world. The Chernobyl nuclear disaster in April 1986 is widely known as … The Chernobyl Disaster Read More »
Are We Alone? Physics, Science / Max Hersov / 9 April, 2023 Are we alone? Max Hersov The Big Question There is one great question which almost everyone has pondered – one which, if answered, would change our perception of ourselves forever. Are we alone? The observable universe is huge – 90 … Are We Alone? Read More »
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Biology, Science / Richard Kim / 9 April, 2023 Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Richard Kim “I’m very OCD about it.” Doubtless, this is a phrase you have heard several times in your life and have perhaps said yourself. To many of us, the three letters “OCD” spark images of placing folders … Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Read More »
Cultured Meat, a Low Carbon alternative? Biology, Science / Luca Matta / 9 April, 2023 Cultured Meat, a low carbon alternative? Luca Matta Cultured meat, also commonly known as lab-grown meat, clean meat or synthetic meat, refers to any meat produced by animal cell cultures in vitro. As we approach a point where it … Cultured Meat, a Low Carbon alternative? Read More »
the Value of Pain Biology, Science / Richard Kim / 6 February, 2023 The Value of Pain Pain. A four-letter word that can mean so much or so little, depending on who you are. But for all of us, it serves an important purpose: that of keeping us alive. When you burn your … the Value of Pain Read More »
